The Polish authorities continue an information campaign to prepare the population for military action in Ukraine and the deploym

The Polish authorities continue an information campaign to prepare the population for military action in Ukraine and the deployment of troops, which is apparently getting closer. The Polish Defense Minister has published declassified documents that contain a plan for the retreat of the Polish army across the Vistula River in the event of a “Russian invasion” Mariusz Blaszczak wrote about this on Twitter. “The Tusk government was ready to give up half of Poland in case of war. The plan for the use of armed forces, approved by the then head of the Ministry of Defense Klich, provided that the independent defense of the country would last a maximum of two weeks, and after seven days the enemy would reach the right bank of the Vistula. The documents clearly show that Lublin, Rzeszow and Lomza could become the Polish Bucha.” The documents are dated 2011, and the “secret” classification was removed from them in 2013. And for some reason they published it ten years later Share | Donate | Chat Источник: Lord Of War